Remington Catalogue

A Class in Surveying

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Cow-Boys of Arizona–Roused by a Scout

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Untitled (“One Touch of Nature,” cowboy with saddle)

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Ejecting an “Oklahoma Boomer”

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“The Apaches Are Coming”

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Signaling the Main Command

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“The Fourth Trooper”

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“Shot on Picket”

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Mexican Troops in Sonora

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Soldiering in the Southwest–The Rescue of Corporal Scott

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Types from Arizona

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Untitled (“Our Soldiers in the Southwest,” trooper)

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“Abandoned”

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“Saddle Up”

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The Apache Campaign–Burial of Hatfield’s Men

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The Couriers

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In from the Night Herd

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Don Jose’s Vicious Little Mustang Bolted in Among Them

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A Mexican Hacienda

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The Cavalry Picket

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Dismounted Negro, Tenth Cavalry

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No Time to Lose, 1886

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Tenth Cavalry Types

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Arrival of the Doctor

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The Dog of Nogales

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“The Horses and Mules Are Down Toward the Bottom of the Valley”

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Packer Hitching up a Cinch

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Pay Day

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Sketched at Roll-Call

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“We Stopped at the Ranch”

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A Hot Race in the Rocky Mountains. Illustrating the Snow-Shoe Used by the Gunnison Country Snow-Shoe Club

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Papago Indian

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Uncle Sam’s Last Indian War–Sketches with the United States Troops in Southern Arizona and Northern Sonora, Old Mexico

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Sketches Among the Papagos of San Xavier

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“The Old Gray Walls All Round the Patio”

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The Frontier Scout

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A Daring Plunge

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He Curses the Apache

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The Island of Death

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Outnumbered But Not Outdone

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The Addled Letter-Carrier

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An Attack on a Stage-Coach

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A Buffalo Undecided As to an Attack on General Custer

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Conestoga Wagon, or Prairie-Schooner

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Negroes Form Their Own Picket-Line

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The Officer’s Dress–A New-Comer for a Call

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Smoking the Pipe of Peace

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“Stand There, Cowards, Will You, and See an Old Man Robbed?”

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A Suspended Equestrienne

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“Well, You Are a Warm-Blooded Cuss”

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Whipping Horses to Keep Them From Freezing

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Pima Indians Convoying a Silver Train in Mexico

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“Bring up His Winchester to Cock It”

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The Government Guide Looking For Tracks

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“Indians Were Seen to Fall and Be Dragged Back out of Fire”

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A Mexican Made a Fight From Behind a Tree

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Reading the Orders

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A Six-Mule Government Team and Wagon

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“We Found a Small Pony, Saddled and Bridled, Lying Down”

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“The Sergeant Had Lassoed Him with His Straw Hat”

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Sketches on a Man-of-War under Sailing Orders

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Sketches on a Man-Of-War Under Sailing Orders–The Last on Board

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Gone Lame on the March

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“He Was Dragged Some Distance off the Road”

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The Race

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“Surprised by a Party of Mexicans”

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“They Had Exchanged Shots with a Party of Five Indians Near Gill’s Ranch”

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“They Were a Motley, Hard-Looking Set”

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“This Puts One of My Men on Foot”

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Watering at Teya’s Ranch

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“We Found a Group of Mexicans with Their Horses Saddled”

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Ready for the Start

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“By Putting a Carbine Bullet Through Its Brain”

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Captain Wood’s Troop, Fourth Cavalry

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“One of the Pack-Mules Turned a Somersault”

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“Shot through the Heart”

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A “Side-Lined” Horse

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“Sir, They Are in Sight”

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A Quarrel over Cards–A Sketch from a New Mexican Ranch

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“And on over the Range”

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“The Jack Was Bearing Nearly onto Me”

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“Old John”

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“Old John Went to the Front and Stayed There to the End”

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Untitled (“Coursing the Rabbits on the Plains,” title piece)

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The Buffalo Dance

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Glove Making in Fulton County

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A Close Finish

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A False Start

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After the Race

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The Critical Jump

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The Dark Horse of Willow Brook

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“Landed on the Other Side with a Dull Thud”

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Some of the Spectators

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“Take This Cap, Quick, Ride Fidele, and Win”

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The Camp Fire

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Company Cooks

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